3D printing news

For much of his career, Russ Maines has been dedicated to designing bombs with cast, forged or pressed metals. However, these bombs were expensive and not scalable. So, as a Test and Evaluation Division Director at the Naval Surface Warfare…

In the medical field, in addition to applications such as the creation of prostheses or the optimization of surgical procedures, 3D printing is also opening up new perspectives for research. For example, it can be used to design replicas of…

A team of researchers at Oregon State University, led by Devin Roach, has developed a revolutionary technique for 3D printing materials that can change shape. The material is programmed and once printed, it moves like muscles. These materials, known as…

PETG, or polyethylene terephthalate glycol, is a thermoplastic that is one of the most widely used polymers in additive manufacturing. Notably, it is a popular choice for filaments and fused deposition modeling because it combines both the simplicity of PLA…

E-bikes have become a popular form of transportation in recent years, and even more powerful models are now being launched on the market, including those made with additive manufacturing. One interesting example of this is the Möve Avian e-bike, which…

For this week’s Top 5 Videos, we feature videos on diverse topics, from healthcare to space exploration. First, check out our exclusive interview with Naomi Nathan, Head of Medical at Mobility Goes Additive, to learn how you could take advantage…

In this week’s breakdown of additive manufacturing news, learn more about the validation of Meltio’s technology for use on a US Navy ship, the USS Somerset. In addition, PUMA has opened a creative center with additive manufacturing facilities and machinery,…

Most FDM 3D printers are now sold as Plug & Play models. However, this wasn’t always the case. The origins of these 3D printers trace back to the RepRap project, started by Adrian Bowyer in 2005. This movement still continues…

The holiday season is in full swing! One of the first things that comes to mind is undoubtedly the season’s atmosphere, its magic, its decorations and all the lights illuminating our homes. Decoration has no limits, be it figurines, garlands,…

‘Tis the season to be jolly, and cities and towns across the world are decorating for the occasion. And for some, it is the perfect excuse to help lead future generations while teaching them about 3D printing. That is why…

Construction 3D printing promises many advantages over traditional methods. It is often hailed as faster, cheaper and more sustainable than typical builds. However, there is still room for improvement. Concrete, the most commonly used material for construction 3D printing, leaves…

This year, we have seen a surge in popularity in large-format additive manufacturing solutions. Directed energy deposition especially has seen quite a lot of buzz, with applications in aerospace and defense taking center stage. Now there is yet another. AML3D…